„Unitree Robotics is marketing one of the world’s first humanoid robots for under $6,000, drastically reducing the entry price for what’s expected to grow into a whole wave of versatile AI machines for the workplace and home.
Unitree’s older G1 robot, which found a home in research labs and schools, was priced at $16,000.
Morgan Stanley Research estimates that the cost of the most-sophisticated humanoid in 2024 was around $200,000.“
qwertyqyle on
How advanced is it going to be though and how durable. It will be nice for a demonstration to new robotics students to play with, but I am not expecting this heling around the house, just more of an expensive toy for rich kids to play with.
GrafZeppelin127 on
Cool. What does it do? Oh, walk around and pantomime? Excellent use of six grand.
I’m all for robotics, but this is launching *way* too early. Even as a novelty it’s kind of pointless.
Musketeer00 on
Elon is gonna be pissed. 1st Waymo beats him to the punch on FSD and now this? Lol what made up tech will he lie to investors about now?
septicdank on
You probably need to fork out for the edu model to do anything interesting with it.
Oriuke on
Still far too exepensive. Gonna be worth a few hundreds in some years
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„Unitree Robotics is marketing one of the world’s first humanoid robots for under $6,000, drastically reducing the entry price for what’s expected to grow into a whole wave of versatile AI machines for the workplace and home.
Unitree’s older G1 robot, which found a home in research labs and schools, was priced at $16,000.
Morgan Stanley Research estimates that the cost of the most-sophisticated humanoid in 2024 was around $200,000.“
How advanced is it going to be though and how durable. It will be nice for a demonstration to new robotics students to play with, but I am not expecting this heling around the house, just more of an expensive toy for rich kids to play with.
Cool. What does it do? Oh, walk around and pantomime? Excellent use of six grand.
I’m all for robotics, but this is launching *way* too early. Even as a novelty it’s kind of pointless.
Elon is gonna be pissed. 1st Waymo beats him to the punch on FSD and now this? Lol what made up tech will he lie to investors about now?
You probably need to fork out for the edu model to do anything interesting with it.
Still far too exepensive. Gonna be worth a few hundreds in some years